Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-31
lACONOA LACONiCS.
Items of Interest from SprinEdeld's Live
" suburb.

Items OF Interest from SprlnKneius Live
Iy suburb.
Fred. J. Miller. of this place has Just
received patent on transit instrument.
Albert Boynton. a well-known young man
on Farlow street, is dangerously sick with
brain fever.
The Lagonda band went to town Wednes-
day evening and played for non-partiSan
iambOrce in the Fourth ward.
The Non-PartiSans held meeting here
Tuesday evening. in X. of l.. hall. adj
dressed by MesSrs. Carey, West. Cushman.
Miller and Others.
W. H. Grove is also nominated for as
SCISSOR by the Eighth ward prohlbs. Both
are good men, but don't happen to be on
the winning ticket
! William H. Berger left Tuesday upon
/ business trip to Illinois. He has an estate
to look after there. being the admnistra'
tor. and has had To make several trips to
| get things in shape
/ Oracle, the youngest child OF Samuel
Scott fell on Tuesday and cut her head so
that it was necessary to send for physician.
Dr. J. W. Nelson was called and soon
helped the little sufferer.
The diphtheria has now disappeared
They are taking hold by families. and MAX
ing "A good job of it, Miss Lottie Wells has
them. and number of adults are quaking
and hourly expecting the attack.
Charles Winkler, janitor of the Lagonda
school building, is teaching class of young
folks German. He does his work of nights.
He began Tuesday night with thirty-four
scholars. The little folks are highly elated
with the prospect of muttering some Dutch.
Miss Kate Chapman was surprised on
Tuesday evening by number of her young
friends calling to spend the evening, being
unlocked for. and both male and female.
The visitors soon took charge of the prem
ises The usual games and plays followed
and all enjoyed the occasion grandly.
Sheep dogs have again started out in this
vicinity. ON Tuesday night Pierce Crabill
had sixteen killed; on Wednesday night
Nathan Marsh lost about thirty. They
tracked the dogs to Lagonda the morning
of the snow. and some of our citizens may
expect to soon loose their pet poodles.
The Lagonda republicans will hold g
meeting this Thursday evening. iii Red
Mems building. There are matters of i'm
portance 10 come before them. 1t beng
. the last meeting before the election. ther.
should be full turn ont. Some speaker
from the city are expected to attend
Buckeyes especially are urged to come out
LagOnda now has three candidates fOl
council. the prohibs. having nominated
, Samuel kindleberger. He is the father-in
law of Fred Miller, the non partisan candi
date. and lives with him. So the old adag'
, is true, that house divided agains
. itself cannot stand. 1t is. to say the least
a rare occurrence to have two candidate
| for the same office out of the same family
and for rival parties.
: Mrs. Philip Haerr. of Lagonda avenue
began her washing As usual, on Monda!
5 last. when along toward nOOl
friends and relatives began Il
| drop in. until the house wa
crowded. when she came to think, it wa
: her birthday. and she was surprised com
5 pletely. The folks came prepared and ;
fine dinner was soon set. which about tift
helped 10 prepare and then demolish. |
was an enjoyable time. The Selt-invite'
; guests greatly enjoyed Mrs. Haerr's confu
sion and discomfort, and she will not 500
forget that birthday.